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Great post, I’m building a pattern library for my site to make it easier to improve and iterate on it. I found that a major problem is going back and trying to understand old code and seeing many mistakes that we think that is better start from scratch.

Duh 🤦🏻‍♂️ never mind, just took a better look and is the twitter shortcut extension.

Nice, I also publish various types of posts to my site by using shortcuts. This reply is one of them.

Are you using the twitter api?

https://sidebar.io is good and consistent.

Also https://fragments.pro is a new one but is a little too much for me most of the time.

I haven’t installed on my site but Ackee is on my list as it looks great and has just what I need.

https://ackee.electerious.com/

I love Things @culturedcode I also use @BearNotesApp every day and the iOS shortcuts app is incredible.

https://ramiroruiz.com/index.xml All type posts

https://ramiroruiz.com/notes/index.xml Notes

https://ramiroruiz.com/blog/index.xml Blog

That’s why I always hated the title soup in design of recent years. I still want to call myself web designer like back in the day but nobody is looking for that position now 🤦🏻‍♂️

Most of the time I polish using the developer inspector until I’m happy, that and also I take too long to commit, I know 😅🤷🏻‍♂️

I’ve been using the together reader https://indieweb.org/Together on mobile, it works for basic RSS feeds too and use https://reederapp.com on desktop.